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Blondie: Ghosts Of Download – album review"
the new stuff isn’t a patch on their old material.
Doldrums: Lesser Evil – album review"
Remember when you owned an album years ago, played it to death but never bought it up in conversation because you thought that no one else would like it, but years later you all learnt that you’d all had it and thought the same?
The Brits: Firing Blanks Again"
Aside from Sandé, the night belonged to Mumford and Sons, four hugely punchable Cameron-endorsed pricks
The Melvins return with a 13-track covers album ‘Everybody Loves Sausages’"
The Melvins return with a 13-track covers album ‘Everybody Loves Sausages’ In a decidedly Melvins approach to a covers album, the band not only selected a unique assortment of songs to cover, ranging from Roxy Music’s “In Every Dream Home A Heartache” which features Jello Biafra to Queen’s “Best Friend,” they also enlisted several friends […]
Hot Coins: The Damage is Done – album review"
“Mr Bowieâs late 70âs influence runs throughout and that, of course, is no bad thing.”